Wild Alaskan Chum / Keta Salmon
W ILD A L A SK A N CHUM /K ETA SA LMON
(Oncorhynchus keta)
B U Y E R ’S IN FOR M AT ION
Chum (keta) salmon is the most widely used salmon portion for the food service industry. Chum salmon is a firm textured fish with
a distinctive salmon flavor. Whether baked, broiled, grilled or poached, wild caught Alaskan chum salmon will compliment any
recipe enhancement. Known for the balance of fat and oil, chum is also the most stable priced and harvested of the salmon species.
FORMS
NUTRITION
H&G:
Whole headed and gutted fish
Fillets:
Skin on / Boneless
Skin on / Bone in
Skin off / Boneless
Serving Size:
Calories:
Calories from Fat:
Protein:
Total Fat:
Saturated Fat:
Trans Fat:
Cholesterol:
Sodium:
Total Carbohydrates:
Dietary Fiber/Sugars:
Omega 3 Fatty Acids:
Portions: Skin on / Boneless
Skin off / Boneless
4 oz. raw (113g)
140
35
23 g
4.5 g
1g
0g
85 mg
55 mg
0g
0g
800 mg
SPECIFICATIONS
H&G: Call for availability and other carton size possibilities.
Size
2-4 lb.
4-6 lb.
6-9 lb.
9 lb. up.
Package
IQF
IQF
IQF
IQF
Carton
1/50 lb.
1/50 lb.
1/50 lb.
1/50 lb.
Fillets: Whole sides of salmon, available in trim styles C, or E (see Salmon Fillet Guide on trim styles).
Size
Under 1.75 lb.
Over 1.75 lb.
Trim Style
C, or E
C, or E
Package
Vac Pac or IQF
Vac Pac or IQF
Carton
Tote or 10kg
Tote or 10kg
Portions: Individual portions cut from the above fillets.
Size (+/- 1 oz.)
4 oz. (Twin Pack)
6 oz. (Single Pack)
8 oz. (Single Pack)
10 oz. (Single Pack)
Package
Vac Pac
Vac Pac
Vac Pac
Vac Pac
Carton
1/10 lb.
1/10 lb.
1/10 lb.
1/10 lb.
Avg. Pieces per Case
39-42
24-28
19-23
15-19
Seattle, Washington U.S.A.
www.ppsf.com
MFG. UPC 21100
DIMENSIONS
Pallet Information: For all portions and fillets.
Product Description
Package
Size
Net
Weight
Case
Weight
Boxes
Pattern
Dimensions
L” x W” x H”
Cube
Density
VacPac or Layer Pack
Salmon Sides VacPac
1/10 lb
1/10 kg
10 lbs.
22.05 lbs.
12 lbs.
24 lbs.
126
42
18 x 7
7x6
11.55” x 8.50” x 7.05”
23.60” x 12.25” x 5.10”
0.40
0.85
29.96
29.30
* Pallet Configuration is: no. of cases in a block by no. of cases high. The number of cases per truckload depends if the product is palletized or not.